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Beyond the Pipeline: Why Park City’s Growth Is a Function of Scale, Not Oversupply - By Katy Black

Park City is witnessing a surge of residential and hotel construction, highlighted by Deer Valley’s East Village project that will deliver 800 hotel rooms and 1,700 luxury units. The region’s skiable acreage will near 20,000 acres, outpacing the combined terrain of Colorado’s Summit and Eagle counties, while lodging density remains low at 0.44 rooms per acre. A pipeline of roughly 1,500 hotel rooms—potentially rising to 3,000—positions the market to absorb new inventory without oversupply concerns. Easy access via Salt Lake City International Airport further fuels demand across seasons.